Deltana CL602EVC Commercial Privacy Standard Grade 2, Curved Lever

Yes. The CL602EVC covers 1-3/8 inch through 2 inch doors, so it handles older interior wood doors at 1-3/8 as well as standard 1-3/4 inch commercial doors and thicker slabs up to 2 inches. No spacer kit or separate thick-door option to order across that range.

It ships 2-3/4 inch backset. The 2-3/8 inch version is a separate order, not an adjustable latch you flip in the field, so measure from the door edge to the center of the bore before you buy. Residential-depth prep is usually 2-3/8; commercial prep is usually 2-3/4.

Handing is not a decision here. The CL602EVC is universal, so one part covers both swings and you can stock a single SKU for a whole floor of bath and bedroom doors.

The strike supplied is the ANSI 4-7/8 x 1-1/4 inch face, which is the standard commercial hollow metal frame cutout. If your frame is prepped for that ANSI strike, the lock goes in without frame work. If you have a small T-strike or a round-corner residential strike in a wood jamb, you will be cutting the jamb to take the bigger ANSI plate.

Non-keyed. It's a privacy function for bed and bath: you lock it from inside, and the outside trim carries an emergency release rather than a key cylinder. If you need a key on the outside for an office or a storeroom, this is the wrong function.

The Hager 2540 is the nearest peer in a commercial Grade 2 cylindrical privacy lever. Both the CL602EVC and the Hager 2540 are Grade 2, and both cover a 1-3/8 inch to 2 inch door thickness range, so the 2540 drops into the same openings the Deltana was specified for. The 2540 uses the Withnell lever shape rather than the Deltana curved lever, so the trim silhouette on the door changes even though the door prep does not.

The Kwikset 300BRNL Breton privacy lever set is the lighter-duty alternative. It is a Grade 3 privacy lever covering 1-3/8 inch to 1-3/4 inch doors, where the Deltana CL602EVC is a Grade 2 commercial lock covering 1-3/8 inch to 2 inch. If the door is 2 inches thick, the Breton will not reach and the CL602EVC is the one that fits.

No. The Hager 2510 is a Grade 2 cylindrical lever on the same 1-3/8 inch to 2 inch door thickness range, so the body and prep look interchangeable, but it is a passage lock - it never latches locked. The CL602EVC is a privacy/bed/bath function with a locking cylinder for the inside of a bedroom or restroom. If the door needs to be secured from inside, the 2510 will not do it; the Hager 2540 is the privacy-function part in that family.

Use an asylum function lock, which is keyed on both sides and cannot be locked by an occupant from inside. The Dexter C1000 Series asylum lock is a Grade 1 F87 asylum function covering 1-3/8 inch to 2 inch doors, the same thickness range the CL602EVC covers, and the Arrow MK33-BD-CS is a Grade 2 heavy duty asylum lock. The CL602EVC is a non-keyed privacy lock, so it is the wrong function for a room staff must be able to control from the corridor.

The Falcon K101 covers 1-3/8 inch to 2-1/4 inch door thickness, past the 1-3/8 inch to 2 inch range of the CL602EVC. It is a Grade 1 heavy duty fire-rated passage lock with non-handed levers, matching the universal handing of the Deltana. Note the function change: the K101 is passage, so it does not provide the inside locking the CL602EVC gives a bed or bath door.

Grade 2 is the commercial-rated middle tier and it's the normal spec for multi-family and light commercial interior openings. The CL602EVC is built as a commercial lock with a steel and zinc chassis, so it's a step above the Grade 3 residential leversets like the Kwikset 300BRNL Breton privacy set. For a hospital corridor or a school restroom taking constant traffic, look at Grade 1 instead.

The CL602EVC is privacy only, so a closet or hall door needs a passage-function lever ordered separately. Within the same Grade 2 commercial tier, the Hager 2510 Withnell passage lever covers 1-3/8 to 2 inch doors, the same range as the CL602EVC, so it will suit the same door schedule. The Falcon B101 is another Grade 2 passage lever, non-handed like this one.

Two real alternatives. The Hager 2540 with the Withnell lever is Grade 2 and fits 1-3/8 to 2 inch doors, matching this one's thickness range. The Arrow MK02-TA is a privacy set with a Tudor knob rather than a lever and carries a fire rating, so it's the one to pick if the opening is a rated door, though a knob won't meet lever-operated hardware requirements.

Tubular cylindrical chassis, which means a standard cross-bore through the door face plus an edge bore for the latch, not a mortise pocket. If the door is already prepped for a cylindrical lockset at 2-3/4 backset, this goes straight in. Doors prepped for a mortise lock body cannot take it without a filler plate or a new door.

Pair the privacy openings with a matching-grade passage lever on the doors that never lock. The Falcon B101 is a Grade 2 medium-duty cylindrical passage lever with a non-handed design, which matches the universal handing of the CL602EVC, and the Arrow GL01 is a Grade 2 passage lever on the GL Series covering 1-3/4 inch to 2 inch doors. Both hold the same Grade 2 level as the CL602EVC, so the corridor and closet doors carry the same rating as the bed and bath doors.

For a keyed opening in the same Grade 2 cylindrical lever class, the Hager 2525 is a Grade 2 commercial entry lever covering 1-3/8 inch to 2 inch doors, the Cal-Royal AG05 is a Grade 2 storeroom lever with a deadlocking latchbolt on 1-3/8 inch to 1-3/4 inch doors, and the Falcon B511CP6D is a Grade 2 medium-duty entry/office lever. The CL602EVC is non-keyed by design, so a key requirement moves you to one of these rather than to a variant of the Deltana.

Both are privacy-function levers, so the function matches, but they are different classes of hardware. The CL602EVC is a commercial Grade 2 tubular cylindrical lock in steel and zinc with removable through-bolts and an ANSI 4-7/8 inch by 1-1/4 inch strike. The Baldwin Estate 5103 privacy lever is a decorative lever on a 5048 rose. Swapping to the Baldwin changes the strike prep and the rose footprint on the door, so it is a design decision rather than a drop-in.

A dummy trim, not another lockset. The BEST 7KC Series 1DT is a Grade 2 non-keyed single dummy trim cylindrical lever, which holds the same Grade 2 level as the CL602EVC, and the Callan Bentley BN5051 is a Grade 2 dummy lever. If the opening calls for heavier trim, the BEST 9K Series 1DT is a Grade 1 heavy duty non-keyed single dummy. None of these latch - they are pull trim only, so they belong on the leaf that does not operate.

No. The Bravura Orlando is a Grade 2 passage leverset with round trim, the same grade as the CL602EVC, but passage function means the lever always turns freely from both sides. The CL602EVC is a privacy/bed/bath lock that secures from inside. The Bravura Atlanta and Tampa are the same passage function in different trim shapes, so none of the three replaces a privacy requirement.

For mechanical code entry, the Lockey 2835 is a mechanical pushbutton keyless lever lock with passage function and ADA compliance covering 1-3/16 inch to 2 inch doors, and the Lockey 1150 is a heavy duty mechanical keypad lever set covering 1-1/8 inch to 2 inch with a double combination. For electronic, the Delaney LP250 is a Grade 2 electronic keypad leverlock, the same grade as the CL602EVC. All three change the opening from an occupant-controlled privacy lock to a code-controlled one, so they suit a controlled room rather than a bed or bath door.

Two: Oil Rubbed Bronze and Brushed Chrome. Brushed Chrome reads as the standard satin commercial look and will sit closest to the 26D satin chrome hardware already on most commercial openings; Oil Rubbed Bronze is the dark option for residential-styled corridors.

The chassis uses removable through-bolts. That means the rose mounts through the door for a solid hold on the bath side, and the through-bolts can be taken out where you want a cleaner exterior face. It also makes the lock serviceable without pulling the whole latch.